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South Bloomfield council approves siren maintenance resolution and shelter-house rental rules

Village of South Bloomfield Council · July 15, 2024
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Summary

Council approved Resolution 2024-13 on emergency warning siren maintenance (third reading), adopted updated shelter-house employee rental rules, approved prior minutes, moved to pay bills, and adjourned; all recorded motions passed unanimously among members present.

The Village of South Bloomfield council on July 15 approved a package of routine and policy items, including the third reading and passage of Resolution 2024-13 (maintenance of emergency warning sirens) and the adoption of updated shelter-house employee rental rules.

Votes and motions at a glance: - Resolution 2024-13 (maintenance of emergency warning sirens): third reading approved. Motion by Amber Murphy; second by Ken Everts. Recorded votes listed as Ken Everts: yes; Woody Blanton: yes; Tom Ramsay: yes; Amber Murphy: yes; Dena Cobb: yes; Lisa McDorman: yes. Outcome: approved.

- Shelter-house employee rental rules: adopted following a motion by Amber Murphy and second by Ken Everts. Recorded vote: all listed council members voted yes. Outcome: adopted.

- Approval of minutes: Council waived reading and approved the July 1, 2024 council minutes and the July 8 Park Committee minutes by recorded votes in favor led by motions from Ken Everts and seconds from Woody Blanton.

- Motion to pay bills and motion to adjourn: both motions carried on unanimous recorded votes; meeting adjourned at 7:23 p.m.

No votes were recorded on Ordinance 2024-08 (zoning book amendments) because Mayor Thomas had the ordinance tabled pending solicitor revisions. Detailed vote records above reflect the roll-call statements captured in the meeting transcript.